Metástase, uma visão atualizada
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Metástases, Cascata MetastáticaResumen
Os autores revisam a Cascata Metastática, nome que designa a seqüência de fenômenos que levam à implantação da célula metastática e sua multiplicação no órgão alvo. Através de uma revisão atualizada da literatura pertinente, expõem as múltiplas teorias e experimentos que tentam esclarecer os complexos mecanismos bioquímicos e enzimáticos que envolvem este fascinante processo, bem como sua implicação terapêutica.
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